The evolution of .test as a language

The An_example_using_Google→ has simple code like the below. The question I was posed was what this would look like not using our specialized test language. It is a fair question, as it addresses why one would want to use our language. more⇛

by edA-qa mort-ora-y on Wednesday July 09 2008 @ 20:22:25 (11/11 Points)

I need some help or assistance

If you need help with any aspect of TestPlan, don't hesitate to ask. more⇛

by Group Public on Thursday July 10 2008 @ 17:39:09 (6/6 Points)

as

as may be used in any case where an Extended RValue→ is allowed. That is, in any case where you pass a value to a function, or use a value in a list. more⇛

by Group Public on Thursday July 10 2008 @ 14:15:42 (1/1 Points)

Asynchronous loading and waiting commands

TestPlan Asynchronous

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by Group Public on Wednesday February 11 2009 @ 15:43:45 (1/1 Points)

Basic Syntax

.test is a line based language: an end-of-line signifies the end of the current instruction. Additionally parameters are generally space separated. This was found to be cleanest method for test scripts; it produces easy-to-read code. more⇛

by Group Public on Saturday February 06 2010 @ 10:24:02 (1/1 Points)

durationAs - Convert duration to seconds, minutes, etc.

When recording a Metric→ or otherwise reporting a period of elapsed time, the Duration→ type may need to be converted. The durationAs function enables these conversions. more⇛

by Group Public on Wednesday July 21 2010 @ 10:54:33 (1/1 Points)